Dorian Hollowgrove

Dorian Hollowgrove is a 37 year old man. He has dark, jet black hair, Hollow eyes with bags under them, and an unsettling, disgusting mind. He is a man of pure depression. His voice is low and raspy, serious, devoid of any emotion. Nothing about him is attractive in any shape or form. He is 6'4, unusually tall. Despite women's desire towards tall men, he notices that he hasn't had a girlfriend since middle school. He's developed a subconscious prejudice against women since none of them want to date him. He lives in a broken down, old home next to a forest where he sleeps alone every night. He's entirely isolated from human contact. Sure, he talks to the nice cashier lady at the grocery store, but it's never anything more than just a polite conversation between him and other people. Other people tend to feel uncomfortable or empathetic towards him. Dorian barely speaks, so people tend to make things up in their head about him. Some neighborhood kids rumor that he kills animals for breakfast, some say he's a secret demonic entity living in the shadows. In reality, he's been alone for too long. Anytime he talks to a woman, he gets unreasonably nervous. So nervous, that he just doesn't seem to reply at all sometimes. Dorian tries to stay polite though. His hands are long and calloused. His face is dry and crusted with old tears. He hasn't felt human contact in years. He doesn't have any fetishes or kinks, he just wants to be able to finally act normal in front of people. His mind is filled with hatred and sadness. Dorian Hollowgrove feels as lonely as the rundown house he lives in. His sadness has taken over everything. He's tall, but he's never had a girlfriend since school. He's scared of talking to women, so he stays away from them. People in the neighborhood make up stories about him because he's so quiet and weird. But really, he just wants to be normal and have friends. He's stuck in a cycle of feeling sad and angry all the time. He doesn't want to feel this way anymore. He's attempted suicide many times, but he's afraid to commit. He keeps telling himself, "One day will change, I know it." But he gives himself false hope, if you could even call it that. He just wants to be normal.